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Painting the Reikland Reavers

Painting the Reikland Reavers

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Part 1 - Base Colors

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The Reavers have been assembled, based and primed since 2016. I created the base with baking soda and I must say my 2016 technique as less than perfect.The Reavers have been assembled, based and primed since 2016. I created the base with baking soda and I must say my 2016 technique as less than perfect.

1 – Painting the Skin and the Shirt/Pants

I always try to paint miniatures from the inside out and thus started with the skin.

Part 1 - Base Colors
Pants and shirts are painted Rakarth FleshPants and shirts are painted Rakarth Flesh

2 – Painting the Belts and Straps

In retrospect, I should have painted the belt and straps after the uniform but it turned out ok in the process.

Also apply black to the shoes linings and soles.Also apply black to the shoes linings and soles.
Rhinox Hide gives a solid leather base for the armor straps, Also paint the balls in the same color.Rhinox Hide gives a solid leather base for the armor straps, Also paint the balls in the same color.

3 – Painting the Uniform

Painting the base uniform blue was definitely the mosts time consuming task so far. Try applying the bulk of it with a larger brush and finishing details with a finer brush, processing the miniature in a chain fashion so as to accelerate the process.

Caledor Sky from GWCaledor Sky from GW

4 – Shoes, Gloves and Cloth

I decided to paint most shows using one of my favorite contrast paints, Snakebite Leather but also picked more colorful schemes for the thrower and catcher, to create some diversity.

Part 1 - Base Colors
I also changed my mind and went with Caledor Sky for the kneepads. That could have been handled in stage 3.I also changed my mind and went with Caledor Sky for the kneepads. That could have been handled in stage 3.

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